Academic Site Visit Report On Design of Steel Structures at Kimaya Steel
Academic Site Visit Report On Design of Steel Structures at Kimaya Steel
Academic Site Visit Report On Design of Steel Structures at Kimaya Steel
TE-Civil
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DSS Industrial Site Visit at Kimaya steel
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Venue: Kimaya steel, Dindori road, Nashik.
Class: TE
Number of Students: 86
No. of Teachers: 03
Guided by: Mr. Chetan Lomte (Managing Director), Mr. Saket Lomte (Plant Head),
Mr. Vishal Godbole (Project in charge), Mr. Amol Kulkarni (Senior HR),
Mr. Sunil Sahu (Senior Supervisor), Mr. Kiran Khurdal, (Design Engineer).
The visit was organized with the prior permission and guidance of Respected Principal Prof. Dr.
S. B. Bagal and HOD of Civil Department Prof. R. M. Jadhav. Along with the staff members,
students of BE. Prof. Kiran Deore have taken hard efforts and initiative for the visit.
This visit was organized by Sapkal College of Engineering for the third year students of Civil
engineering along with course instructors Prof. Kiran Deore and Prof Tushar Shinde at Kimaya
Steel in Dindori Road, Nashik, in order to get knowledge about Manufacturing of steel Members
and PEB Structures.
Kimaya Steel was established in the year 2014 at Nashik, Maharashtra. It is a Partnership based
firm, engaged as the foremost manufacturer of Roof Sheds, Industrial Storage, Pre-Engineered
Structures. These products are high in demand due to their premium quality, seamless finish,
different patterns and affordable prices. Furthermore, they ensure to timely deliver these products
to their clients, through this they have gained a huge clients base in the market. By providing
quality product and having experienced knowledge of the market, they have been able to attain
huge client base.
Figure 2: Wrote requesting letter to The MD of Kimaya Steel for visit permission
In modern construction, steel structures are used for almost every type of structure including
heavy industrial building, high-rise building, equipment support system, infrastructure, bridge,
tower, airport terminal, heavy industrial plant, pipe rack, etc.
It is steel construction material which fabricated with a specific shape and chemical composition
to suit a project’s applicable specifications.
Depending on each project’s applicable specifications, the steel sections might have various
shapes, sizes and gauges made by hot or cold rolling, others are made by welding together flat or
bent plates. Common shapes include the I- beam, HSS, Channels, Angles and Plate.
1. Cost saving:
Steel structure is the cost leader for most projects in materials and design. It is inexpensive to
manufacture and erection, requires less maintenance than other traditional building methods.
2. Creativity
Steel has a natural beauty that most architects can’t wait to take advantage of. Steel allows for
long column-free spans and you can have a lot of natural light if you want it in any shape of
structures.
Steel structures are fabricated at factory and rapidly erected at construction site by skilled
personnel that make safe construction process. Industry surveys consistently demonstrate that
steel structures are the optimal solution in management.
4. Durability
It can withstand extreme forces or harsh weather conditions, such as strong winds, earthquakes,
hurricanes and heavy snow. They are also unreceptive to rust and, unlike wood frames, they are
not affected by termites, bugs, mildew, mold and fungi.
Figure 4: Students are taking information about Plasma cutting machine and learning the use
of plasma cutting machine.
A CNC plasma machine uses a plasma cutter to cut thin to thick metals along a multi-axis grid.
The CNC method provides an advantage over handheld plasma cutting tools due to the cut being
programmed and controlled by a computer instead of human motion. CNC plasma is where high
speed and precision meet low cost – among a vast array of additional benefits.
The CNC plasma machine’s versatility is one of its key advantages, as it is an effective way to
cut both thin and thick materials. It is commonly used to cut a wide range of metals, including:
• Steel
• Stainless steel
• Aluminium
• Copper
• Brass
Figure 5: Students are taking information about Submerged-arc welding (SAW) and learning
the use of Submerged-arc welding (SAW).
Painting is a protective layer of base metal, which is also a cost-effective method to keep metal
from rusting and corrosion. It can prolong the service life of the base metal. On the other hand, the
steel will look great if it is painted with colorful coatings.
Before beginning to apply the primer and final coat on the structural steel, the first thing that you
need to do is to clean the steel sections. Dirt, dust, debris, liquids, and other substances can cause
damage to the steel surface, which can compromise different sections of painted steel if not
cleaned properly. Using cleaning solutions like soap and degreasers would be able to remove any
substance present on steel. For the best effect, using hand tools can help make the process more
efficient, and ensure that the surface would be kept dry after cleaning.
It is best to thoroughly clean all parts of the steel section that will be painted to prevent any
substances affecting the primer and paint during the process. Once it has been cleaned, the next
step is to apply the primer to begin the painting process.
Figure 14: Students taking group photo with Team Kimaya Steel
Special Thanks
Prof. K. M. Deore
Assistant Professor
1 Dept. of Civil Engineering
Contact No.: 7249739924
Email id: kiran.deore@sapkalknowledgehub.org
Prof. T. R Shinde
Assistant Professor
2 Dept. of Civil Engineering
Contact No.: 89756 79390
Email id: tushar.shinde@sapkalknowledgehub.org
Prof. A. U. Mankar
Assistant Professor
3 Dept. of Civil Engineering
Contact No.: 94212 93530
Email id: anil.mankar@sapkalknowledgehub.org
Figure 15: Students are felicitating to the Chairman of the Construction Company